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4 ? -T -m -r y-v Uk T mTl ffll POPULATION OF UNION. S THE \ i IN ION TIMES, !?>?? i 0*2.000 npiuUlo lulll neuviiig com;:A1" vv,.? vn r UNION SOUTH CAROLINA AUGUST 21,1890. $1.50 A YEAR VOL XXV.ll.?iSU- <?4. ??? - POLITICAL HONORS." How SouthjCnrolina.Hns Been Fnvcrcd in National Affairs. There are forty-live States in the Union, and twelve of them have never i>een honored with the Prcsidenev, the Yiee-Presideiiey, a plate in the Cabinet or the Speakership of the House of Representatives. These t welve States are. ten of tliein. Western common-wealths, some of whieh were admitted t?> the liiion only in recent years, namely. Idaho. Montana. Nevada, North Dakota, Washington. Wvominjr. South Dakota and I tali. Two are We: tern States longer in the I'nioii, hut not reeoynixed in the Cabinet. Kansas ami California: and two are Eastern States, little Rhode Island in New England and Florida oil the .Vtl.i 111it* (liilf seahour 1. Florida is nearly fifty times larger than Rhode Island. It has a population larger than Rhode Island 1 ?y nearly ott.tHjtt. It has the -nine electoral voles as Rhode Island, and 111> to a few years a-oi the suffrage were more General in the Peninsular State than in Rhodi Island. In th.e elee? lion of is,.;, when hotli States were 1 warmly (otiic.-tcl (which tiny !i:iv- ' fii't been since), i!i?' total e!e; torsil 1 vote of Florida \v;i.. o ly :b">.<>"<>. Since that time. liowcvt the proper-* ty (pialilieation. as a re rietion upon 1 votinir. has heen removed in llhoile Islam], ami now the two Slat's are nearer together in voting population than they are in inhabitants: Though Rhode Island has never had a place in the Cabinet, it has twice had the aetin<r Vice Presidency 01 the I'nltcd ' States thromrh the President protein. <)F tin* Senate, William llradford. held this place in the Filth Congress and 1 Henry lb Anthony in the Forty- ' first si ml Forty-second Conyiv-. Flor- ; ida, however, has heen totallv i'.r;i ed by the statesmen of both partie-in this as in other particulars. } he Stat'* has never been deemed worthy of any of the political honors which ha-, heen strewn lavishlv upon its more fbrtnnate tc-b/hbors. Sooth Carolina, a Stat.' ab.rj: :h* -.filtha ; larir . ha> bii ni.-hrd t!ie cr. :siiien; w ith one \ ice Pre :,l 'it. t \? o Secret !i'ie . of Silte, two Secret i i'ieof War, one Secretary of :1c Xa?v. o IC Atl'?S"i"V ( < .m'. I .mi * M'.i'ellle j * C mrt .Jild'les. IWO S;r'a!* ' " i! !in- j Holier o| !{e,,.'.- i.. and iiii'e" | Presidents o! I lie I nite.l State.- Senate. in the distribution of pafv J| mers below til" o'I'.ri } of tho;e oi lirst injpoi't.sn *.' Morida In: rarelv hien considered. 'I jion^h it sent delegates to participate ill the I >1 Republican national eonvei.t" n n j ISftJ, no eleetoi'ai ticket w;:> ran by the Republican party it: Flo: i la in the contest succeeding, air! t ie Re psiblteans of that Stale eomplch lv abandoned the Held without . n j re t 'll-c of a contest. 1 Vitil I # 11-> I lon.l.. \v;j> ??||'* i?S till?I. j)*- liilemve.-; v?l' S|?:iiii. ;i11:1 !' r t!i Jilt.-iMi ve.nvt !i* ! i: it v\ .> :i :i!< r t ie ju:'i?!i"lioi) ,?; Iv.i .1 ri-i. "I":*. : i i I^JI Sji'ini idl it ,i> ilc I ii!,', i Sl:itc:. !t V.:;- MvM.il>.. i! :i ! .T.t >I'V ill tile Vi'j'f full >t\ i.e.; : ! ;;<! i:t I *il into tip' I 11: ?:: :i ;> St n t; I ' ! lint i; i r -v ! i.t "I i i n 'i'.i v. . r sen' * r. j>r- '. }! : \i!i A i e in >veni:n :it "iilir. I i vi'ii -i i ,inv oilier ii>;,."_\i e > in i.'ilit.', IIJmI tie* .-til-:;, n > i'i.r.la w'leh in \V:'-!jiii;rli.:i :nv :? I ii , ^];( ! t'? i"'?.t'l"'!' ;*!.(iin I.) it, ','" ? liee ! >. 11;!:i)! ! :'i ! > :?i;::i. ...iY 'IIIUIK'V.itive elci'ix -5? i |.. 'I'l.e !iii:i I'lH'C i>J" tlie I 'en ii. nl 11 St'it.* mi \ryj l.'itiuli i:- 111:111.?New Y..rl. Sitti. lyi'sucai. rue l'.' lid dic.d lc! r.viire I> << I, io;ili> jh is??:i iilllirt. ! v. fill .in* .--|? ? ;;?!. Iil'oliir or delimit' dis< :m* |? < Jiii ii' In i I.cir e\. Address I! ? !:;id in 4 |>li\ ii i in;ind oi;s m" 11 it- ( 1111 *t I N;d'-. 1 >?-. Ilidliitwov ?\ <'i\. '*>::! (] j Atliili' '. '.1. - '? in 1 TALMAGE HOPEFUL. He Thinks the Suoco33 or the Silver C Cause Will be Followed by : Great Prosperity. Tlic I lev. T. DeWitt Tulmngc, 1 who lias recently returned North I lifter mi extensive tour of" tlie South- 1 ern Stntes. lias ?jfiven his views on till* liilit < til t I. 11 >1/ 1 11 enot 1 Ait in I j n .v ?. ?I l I IX 111 I II I. the New York Jotirn;>.l- Dr. Talniujfo said: : "If the silver people win, I helieve t there will he such'a rev ival ol'husiness stteh a booming in industries which are now inactive, ami such a general shaking tip of commercial interest ^ that the country will he sure to pr< >spcr, "Dttrnjr inv entire trip." lie said* -\ ' I did not find more than one or two ] men who were not silveritcs, The i unanimity was astounding. The sen- v timeiit down South is universally for (| tiie white metal. Ilryan and Sewall will ^ci a la rue vote from that section n oi tin* country. . "Mv associations and training .. ^ a and mv noiilieal aOiliaiion of the pu*t place meou the side of ;i single : standard." 11? Continued. ** I lilt I ( Certainly believe lliat instead of ili.-:i-ifi* and rain following in wake ii| the sdvor movement. the opposite I w ill lie the result. "I am not advocating that side el* ,, hie political <|iiestion, said the dist'lijjotished divine, "hut 1 do not he- .. lieve. with a <ro ?d many of mv Chris- .. I.on friends, that in the sueeess of the nioveiiieht the country will ureat- .; ly sutler. .. 'This is a stronji nation," lie add- sj ed. "We are engaged in a jrroat political (Hinpaien. and it will ill f, helit nic to he a strong partisan on |, either side. There arc honest, Chrislain, patriotic men on hoth sides ?.i : x* i* . i ... l 1 HI IMC MIC Oi IMC COIilMIX UIM1 MCI. ? liwc <>f its interests will he ;i ?;rc: t incentive to lend men in tlic ri?d t direction. I hnv'c i;re::t faith in llic people of this country, silid il s ;i I a e t 111:it (lie people o| the V: st ' Southern :ind Western tract sire \cli' Uc.-n: 1 v in I'mvor o{' diver." ? o THE SILVER MINDPOim No coitnti") iii the wor! 1 11 ii ever ! v pr .sper.'t! with silver a- ;i ^t:i!:d:M'd ! ' l.lcia!. 1 1 lonct -il v.- .11 '2-.) to 1 i-:?!! 1 s -lit: lo ; > I i. 1."| -J-; .lislii.Mv-.tr. " Jil .1 :i - well pa - a law tor the ' >v rune it t > l>nv fortv {'.trim at 1 ?'ft e.i"!,. Kit Iter t'i>- <' 1. i !_? # nl iti'ir.n u:i 1 I' i ilrvan are wro.iif or all the pr >:ni:i -tp j . I 1 I >.- II ier.it * t.iat I'ditv t i s:ip??;?r? ? I llrvau and t:: - (.'iiieijfo platform are ' . ' I mi <' i:.en. the la-t i< t .? larirv an I the n in1- too prominent. Sdver Wo i*?| 1; - Ito11 ?t at it- ' i , ; | V in o'lv'-t value, v. mum i? le.irt v-one an 1 I w o I hit* 1 p i'.'I i o! si I v er t ? on > ol 0 i! !, aii ! oi an hou.-.t Irisjs we lav or 1 1 an 1 so would all tit.- pronpii -.it ' , , , t r "ii i r it - w :i > n ?\\ r.-l i t > >:: e> i i j llr.'.tn an 1 til - <'iiie.l;.'> pi It for,II ;t j' a di it uI.-- i t .. ' III wo! 1 > l ll|H eo tut:', i- J ! ill ! 1 i .. if ii .. :!1 p :ii tel. a j ' 'V Mi-1, j I \\ e are i.o ?ld let;*. We ar in ! fa <> ' - : h i l ' si. v h ?tc ! pap- j ' an I h i ' 't m man wlie ] ' !. ! w .! . ! an-1 1 .-jv> -lie-1 ni i!i -. in ' i o hi i v . !e : i com o i n -e - or ?-j- ' s IN ill j i ; li >' t ,.i . Jiv ; Ii > I !! :i i ? ir.i I i I i invo ' I in i i !>:i -i*. ! i i- ?!. in !?i i!? >>! in.-T ; in ;!<; ! ?.??i j <>r i: :it';iinv i;'!i I >v i!! ?:i'? In* w??rl.*i j m'i li'il! \\!*') Silver I ) I i I. i -liver i> o ily w.?:i'i o.j ;i I j.?> i ; >:'j1 Wo nro :i ' u*l i liver- iiov. . 1 Im-1i . til-Ill llrviin :i -:l\or linn. \Ve M lii-li in tlio r<iiii;io(. >i|\ or 11 I i tiio ?\ i'|o|iini'iit ol lli" initios on nil ( Inmost li:i?:S, 1 >i \>I i- tin! ;i silver iii.ili i :l ; !'' i'> I ! i-1 i. Tin ro is ;i l?ijf ililVoioM'-o. Sii|*l\ it om'I uiiv one ! " i:'. , . i' I it - lit* iir-? ] I.i:ioi-.n i ti.o must ! I -peeious in history. Its cunning con- J 1 .*euls, its wickedness. Brj'an and his 1 issociatcs arc smart men, no nfistakc. I'hev arc not honest hut they arc 51 nost plausible and earnest and apuirontly candid. They have taken ' ip the money question, always a l> lelicate ground, and made a craze * >f it at !<> to 1. * Only the gold standard countries 1 ire prosperous, the silver countries ever are.?New York Dispatch. OUT FOR FREE SILVER. / x [ ho Notable Accession of Fresident Androw3. of Brown Univereity, R. I, Denver, Aug. 1-.?Uev. Henry ^ iV. IMnkham, pastor of the First kiptist church here, and a friend of ^ >rcsident Andrews, of Brown I'niorsitv, recently wrote to Mr. An Iivnts, asking those questions: ^ 1. 1 >?? vmu favor the IVe? coinujje ? e< 'I'silver lit the ratio of ! > to 1 l?y ,, lie Inited States without waiting for p( ill from oilier nations? ,, '2. Could the United States, hav- w no adopted such I'ree coinage, main- (), :?iit the practical party of the gold t] ml the silver dollar? jj Would not free coinage hv the p, ,'nited States alone lead to a eont- j, lete disjdaeeinent of our gold? Why ()] ot? 4. Would not the effect of the ve* ir ent increased production of gold as w otupared to silver hv eountei-hahin- ,|( ed in the event of free coinage hy j,. lie stimulus thus given to silver lining and hy the influx of foreign V( ilver? ? w Would not the advantages of roe coinage 1>C more than negatived ^ y the in jury to our credit, tints eaus- >v ig a withdrawal of foreign capital? In ivjdv President Andrews has w 'fit ten: t;, "My dear Pinkliani. 1 was dv-light- (.. .1 to receive your letter ofthodth, p, nd will endeavor to answer your .,] uestions in their order as well as 1 in. "1. i do. s| ' '2. I helieve so. 1 do not think ?o. People loiihl : u lio.ird <>r export gold in |n i<- of ;i mov ement Certain to elieaj - s: ii gold. It <eein-? to me rather like- tj, . that the rehabilitation of silver hv p, n would be the occasion of setting j,, ree vast amounts oi gold no-., hoard- jj d lor military and other purposes. ... "1. This is partly answered under jj h" l-oj. further. there would he no ? 111111\ of foreign silver, I lidouhted- p y live eoitiage by n< would inere.ne n] he total am ft fit of s.lver prodneotl ,,, ?*n the new sdvereonld not be mined t. t mi low a mur/mal cost as at prexnt prevails. I'he margin 1 tost 1.. loahl w.ialil ! . on the .ontraiv in- ,, re wtl with the oatpat, >.t tliat all p irlenrv from this s iiiive to lower ,.j !i jfo! I prior oi"silver woul 1 he nci;;ivr I. 'I'lit* vei\ proiilio sil\fr mi:iv's i i i v ar viTV lew. " . V Unite toe reverse. \ It r a ..t.iiitle lirst shook o.tr errtl'it would n trove alter live t o n r.to. hi- m irr-eio roarse whieh must snroslilv 1 t owe;* o.tr ereilit. How lout; c r.ihl ; mail or a firm e<>;uiur.o l? have :ri'l who ! >;Tt:.veil e;ieh \ ;r to pa \ !r.r;;e j irti???i o! in-- rilliui'i;; e\pro \ r> oil a ;ol.! !.a-i; this e > . siu \ : '> . are! li t! i; i'"i- ai<>li.-'i! tar re.'-'fta v.h* loi'-' jot lenders ir-v -hx of t.r.r uri.it'-. '1 here J aiii-v! he : cliai.oi ;f w vo thl avoid > tiikrao' *. W i !'r it. <; ver ;a 'l i t.'. \\mu! ! look up, at.'i vra if we ' oar ^ ! ! mir t?- r: I r w.i:! 1v ii ia liieji' <:i apit.r., ju*i is Jajiaii ? | fti-peri v now rnii-r- ii l? r.hii tlii'ri*. .Ncvcv -iricr -Iimtv I ivs )i:i tin* pv-'-i-s in the iinrirf I!n I'.t.m'r : l:?:u:li::r i> me tli-jiliiyi u ?!i ?l*? 1 I'D" I I'll lit :t 11 I si'.-li , KtIIl?lm?'.*]i <i'itI > tiic in-> I i?I ? !? ? i ?;i-i'!r.\tti<>:i^ :i> it >it ji '.'.'Mit o;i t ?>11 v.1 r ijui.'-t.o!). Tliir1 nouns that the money power seated n London, Philadelphia and Chicago, s determined continue the nppreci,t ion of gold, nvd determined thereore that the facts shall not hv known. I'lie hankers and .lie press are almost ntircly under its influence. 1 think lie money question at the present hue the greatest question of civily.ation. "Yours, with kindest regards, iif.1l V A ? ^ ' Tj 1)011 0. AlMll'eWS. Loss thaiinvo yeais a?;o Proshlont kntlrews was ipiite firm in tlio coniction that it would ho most unwise >r this remit ry to reopen its mints ? free coinage ofhotli metals without iiiropean cooperation.?Now York FcrnM. lRTESIAN vs." wellwater. A well known physician insult* use f the following remarks in our presnce a few days :im>: "The time will Dine when it will he conshlo'.vil as inch of a disgrace to have typhoid vor as it is now considered :i dis r;u'c to liave a ease of itch. Ami e believe lie echoes the sentiments f 111:111 v in his profession who, in tcir thoughts follow the t vein I of the Hies. The only pure water is that oin artesian wells or that eolle<te<! I eisterns eonstrueteil above ground, II scientific priiieiples. The best of wells are reservoirs lore or less open to reeeive surface ater: the drainage from our own ami eighbor's premises. It is true there a filtering process going on all the ine, ami in some eases it may be .tv thorough, ami the water in our ells be nearly jmre. lint who nows what lm is drinking when he item-lies his thirst from the cooling ater of any of our wells! The town well in a certain town as a favorably situated as any to he ami. It was fenced around with ire and guarded from the ncir a| roach of.stock of all kinds, h'urelv 1 sai1'. this water is pure ami wholee.nc. A drop of water from this well was ihniitted to the magnifying 1 lis of powerful miei'oseojie and we were Id to look. Wliat was there??a ass of creeping thiols, ivpu! ive to gilt. il is possible, we til >Ugllt, 1:11 we ipienel: our thirst with we I! >\\ !!<>t what".' V-.11 -:i\: * vYlmre ;n-' anee i- hlis* li - folk i> )?. n ise. ' U moraMCe is n?>? hli-< in y ens' j licit' 1 v searching we i-an av?>..| evil. ! mm- liateh alter, a tl r?c? w:c i i'acii .mi the artesian well, dial l>rin?rs alt!.. \va< submitted tn tin same ia-.;n I injj |>?>.ver. and l>e!t ?!?1 an can of water without dm ' I pit -t ice o! ;iii: 111:11 life. Uefi>rc .s.tendisijr t!i . a*a>i.N >f?l??!u's in securing a water su;?;ily. it li'^lit he well for ii< to in ?re . 1 e.vlv. i-t we secure the jer.v i Wat T | > ?- h!e?tia'l'ney t'itv kedjrer. TOW THE COUNTRIES STAND. Ivory Civilised Odu lty o.i Earth has tlio Gold Standard. The countries oi die v orli no -v ,i>. i oi j I ha sis are die I ic.le 1 States. Ine! md. France. Sj.ain. !'.-i.e/al. tl,, (!i.ni:i:i\. i! i'and. l'eljrium. \ \ . .. ti . e Ill-I ..1 . I ! I I I .1 I X > ii ll. 1 X . >?' '( I1'? I'ic-rlx. mx, i. n :iii?l Nor .;,'.', l.i'i. i!k \ fj'v, .n;- Ii.-; ! <Miili. Ill; win | .*}?::? 1 IV.-"m<- rxjirr:-.>:i . lilt-Mi i; ill - i,i l):i-i?. i': 1.. i,*-? >ji i in'.;; - jj\ li .';:: iTcl-i < 11:?!.it* 1. \ mi-, i i;. in! i. -lor ;ir>- ( >< ! .in I v ,i r.r:i<- !"> Mi'\i( ,1. ( n;:-,i! \;.i ?. I' .i. S" i > ;;i ? .i (?i;; iilS'l 'i ."*??' i.i -- >; 11<- si i, *. u Net loo. \V?- U ill ijive ;; III-I r'j; i?.ti ri'.c i-i r;Mu)>;ti-;ii <l:i> l<?r Ki-l!. n ; ( < -::?111 Sjl I! i if I! ii * plili'l* ol |i |i -I till-.. At;, ill*!, .t-j J'.. .1. K. A .1. II mm:. , ? M' . Tiii* '!*?%? i \ .4 .. i 11 L i i \\ * i WM. A. Nichc " BANKE TJ3STIOTT ! Respectfully solicit youi REPRESENT COMPANIES WITH ?? ?*???e TAKE A POLIC WITH rJ "NATION And feel Secure in that y your wife and Chil CHEAP, EQTJITJ Wo write Impaired Risks?1 age, We arc stronger than ALL OTHER COM PA Writing thos o AGENTS WANTED.?> Big hustle. Correspondence solicited. .JAMES E. H \ . General Agent ft A COR N ill IN BRIMSTONE. mil IlilV A Mntter That 7s FiijTnginjr the tt.(, Attcnt'on of Fertilizer Mo:? .p. Just Now. I lilrss the iirieo of brimstone <le' i , , , 11!ii ereases vow eonmlei'.ihle in too in*:iv Jutnve tlif fertilizer mills in Charles- ^ i??:i will hum none ??!" it during the ^ e unite: season, an 1 ii is even ru' i . . . . , i lieli'ed lluit his Sai.l mie n?aje-tv w ill , . ' lie rive ;i;? using ;? ami emu! > s | instead. This is what the feriili/.er mj a ill <1", 'fill' ivasoy <>i it :? that a J j.'j", Iti'iiii'loii.1 Tis:-t has hern forme.!. ! 1'il! anil tlion.rh i; will ho t!: text of; | jo miar iitra^rui ?hs. it is nevertheless ; enr mii i I'm a pretty scn<?us matter. tin* tr:ij j,,,.. lias putvli.ised very ner.rlv ah the'0:11:1 stork <>f lirimstoiie already mined j an 1 lias a! ? ho!ij;ht t!u- oiiljt':; of tiie | i>\ Sieiiiaii lain. li?: a 1 erio I id" ii.e k1'1 . . i ' years, 'l ie inr.ae I ate eToi-i <?;' tl j was tii.it tilv' prire of brimstone or I sitl|ili:iv iiu reused alum; ?' '# a in:, and ! is uiiw ipinted '?;> tin market at ii'nni SIS 1jter ton. v This eniititry imp-eis anmr.illy ' a'* oil ! ? >. Oil?! ; > 11 - el I#.*;; 11 -1 'li'-. lor ; : . . , . . w- T ' I W o KM if j;.t . ; l!:e rseili.ru . t e'11*.'. j , liver Tin . iVeet tin I I rise in j lias boon ?<? set al! j feriil'v.er works to u-ini; p\ rites. i hi< lue- keen so n-'tieiMllv t!i" rase i' i' it is donbte I by tin* j < ?.> v lei are on the inside v. aether the s\ n ii lean uphold ;h ' ??r ,je:it s: j?! :?* M'l!..' !! Hi! I li.li,' c >11; . ! ?!i ; i;. J I J., t. PI:; !' " ji '..it* 'I '.'* ! 1 ; ; 1it \\ I':' i? tI'ifl I ' I It II ; ! . ?;ij* ; :> 1:<! iI" mv HI * oM J " ! ' !v i >. I't tic'i! l.;c- ir:; -\ rji' ;11 ' iii;inrni ii\', si- iii* 1 ?"? ! i. ;i! ? : j t.. .'it i'i v if.f:iii;i >i. ! ' ? .,. "i 1*.? "i:!. i : ! 1 <1 '.('! it 5 -it I't? ' II. **i . i til1 till ! : ? u1 .TIM) 1M11 !*i 1':? 1.'* -.1 ; l.'i -v ii ;<< t'\. ; !'t t ,* , , t'ti.iiil \ .:! i' Will !i ti w'tli ii.I -I. , !! Ml .- ?? v ih ill \ -t , J j Vm-i-i - i 1 ( !.;?!' "-t >ii ill' i !' ' !! j :i; 1 ? tt! (.mi r.si ' ?; : sis -1??n?*. !t 1 i? t>! a v-.'V / !:*i ?j i i:; . i. t i - :? I, I i!m ?(:!!: . r.h; !" ml -ii - | t i? '<? >. "r.: It 11- ' .l?lt 1 t?v t wi'.Ii 11 ?: V -I'lui i if. it i I J'.i/. lit [."..'."lit Utll'v Mi MI<1<.' "! lsoiv & son, .. :rs? 3. c. I i* FIKE ISURANCE. $40,000,000.00, OF ASSETS. Y cue ? IAL LIFE," mf ah?i cu wont die Leaving dren in WantiBLE, SAFE! Ordinary and Under Aver NIKS COMBINED e lisks. money for those who will UNTER, >r South Carolina amerce. Thousands of dollars ehccn vainly expended in atlptinir to mini' this brimstone. > Standard Oil Company, liowv. lias recently purchased the ios and with its unlimited reives ii will doubtless succeed in viiiy the pf-blcui of miiiinjr.it. At events ii wiii be a battle between two ii-imt..?'I'll.- jjaurensville raid. - o ? Free Pill3 :-.i your name ami ;ai<liv.vi t > II. J\. i-ixM'ii 'I (hhaeo. ami iret a tree ij ie ':>o\ ol Dr. !\inn's New I.ife A trial will eo:i\ !:* ? \oii of their ;\l;. The- pills are c;ts\ in action tie |??:Li? ulariy t-.Vi* in tin; > ??J i *: treat ion anil headache. malaria ami liver troubles they have n |?r??\ 1 i:i \*:il: ;<I '?*. They . :m?. iraniee! t.? ) jierfectly I'm* from rv ilrlfifiioi;:; s?!??<t:iis?*t* ami to l?c . \i :*etnb!o. Thcv i!n mil weaken ioeir action, but b> tfivin*.r tone to ni:i"ii sua! bowels tfivalU invigorate .stein. I tegular uze .*>< . per 1k?x. i o;. 11. I'. I'o (iruu . i-t. BRYAN AND SILVER. N. iiriial Campaign now l>eg<: ri vi 1 lie of more absorbing interest i.Di any sinee 1^7'i. The contest ail! c\t? n?i to every State North Out West, and Massachusetts will ae a- 'ieli;,t.iiile 'gonial as Michigan. l lie ! 1. in leratie stainlaailI'rarer. William a. Ihvan, will take t'.e Ma.: < I I'lee silver into the ver> eits'lej-. oi (ioltl. ami from i'a-t to last tiie struggle will Ik* seii.-sil ainal. There will not Ik* a ,;..u . - \. ? - - -. - *r I.mi Mi'i'iv i I 'ill IIMW HillII Aovrill5 ,.v The State . * li I. 'ii^ Solltii Carolina Xc\V:?p;li ; ; , . i'i; '! ? ! 1 ?1 <>i1.11 P isi<M'i'iUin set t';e X at i< Miitl Pi morrattC .:! i.i.. ! is lli<' mIiiisIIciI hainpion lli;* *41 >11 : - * ;' Itihiclutii:-11, U}M)H uliitli i!i* kitti<- will i.e fought. I as al.va\s ! ? .! a "mim! nvw.-pnper, ;;: v. i!! i: 1> tjiv l ever <!t.riii$; this it ! ?( ;> the ?:tr??plir of . 'i < 'a; . ! :i,i .! of Hm) ti' pr?? p-' i'It, si' I':? e iinpaitpi. .) P -fir;,! : ( ei, I '? llioei; t i(.' IllrWS ! ii :.*t: in i an aIV'>n! In- v itlioul il. Campaign Rates, 'I'm :i v .1 h:i: * in- iv;;eh of evcry>'?. '?"i.. !?ail> Male will lie '..-nt from si- I;:,-,- isiiiil Nov. 1'l to a. . aihlress l.i'i'. Mie M in':- Wn k!y Stale !<? e, im . Tiie ivihietlull is gloat, la! So I I! ? inli advantage ?f it suh t ipli. is. v.iS'ilV es.sh. sholl | he Sellt ! Uli Tin: S; v ri:, < 'oiiiinb S. li'jtiao. A.! | "ts-i. a i i aa their vhccks ut ?- !r j'u.tnj}: t . l.y .?ii!::sg rov the suuio.